the U.S. census bureau describes Hispanics as people who identify themselves as having Mexican, puerto rican, cuban, or other Spanish origin or culture regardless of race
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Hispanic origins Below is a pie chart prepared by the Census Bureau to show the origin of the more than 43 million Hispanics in the United States in $2006 .^{12}$ About what percent of Hispanics are Mexican? Puerto Rican?
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Below is a pie chart prepared by the Census Bureau to show the origin of the more than 50 million Hispanics in the United States in $2010 .^{12}$ About what percent of Hispanics are Mexican? Puerto Rican?
The 2000 census allowed each person to choose from a long list of races. That is, in the eyes of the Census Bureau, you belong to whatever race you say you belong to. Hispanic/Latino is a separate category. Hispanics may be of any race. If we choose a resident of the United States at random, the 2000 census gives these probabilities: Hispanic Hispanic Non-Hispanic Race Asian 0.001 0.036 Black 0.002 0.121 White 0.060 0.691 Other 0.062 0.027
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